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■■ « flOOD RIVER PLACIER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1024 — x MOSIER WORKING CONDITION IN KITCHEN BAD PARKDALE a PORK SHOULD BE RED THOROUGHLY Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Tod Cul bertson, February 19, ■ son, who is a land. husky little fellpw and evidently ex Yet, thit etore teilt the Sellert ! E. W. Dsvldblzar Installed a new pects to stay. radio outfit in his home last week. . .. We believe in them too! ........ „ , ...... . ,, , | Nation-wide investigation discloses (liy Frederick D. Stricker, M. D., Mrs. Warren Gibbs has charge of ".......... Bu8,‘; ,of Pendleton. Jetted tbe iBct approximately 75 per the first aid chest of the health asso collaborating epidemiologist, Oregon several days of last week with his sis- of giteUena of the country ciation of this community. State Board of Health, in cooperation ter. Mrs. 8taui|x>r, at tly> Bryant |jgTe |XM)r or inadequate Jlght as J. F. Thompson has Iieen receiving with United States Public Health houie. V measured by the illumination industry contributions to have the Upper Val Service). TT'T-■à" - T.-IZ------ 1 Mrs. Hattie Bailey and Leslie Camp which has been found to be a good in- ley represented at the (Jut Door Life Waruiug! It is dangerous to eat // 11 were In Hood River Saturdav. vestment from a purely dollars-and- Exposition being held in Portland this raw or underdone pork. Pork, ham. Geo. Chamberlain and daughter, cents standpoint. week. Mark Weygaudt will be one of bacon and sausage may be infected with triebina. Montana, were in Hood River Thurs- W. H. Radamaker, lighting engineer the representatives. Trichlniasls of trichinosis is a spe day. of Harrison, N. J., explains the situa- Lloyd and I-eo Butterfield are back E, A. Race returned from Portland t*on this way: "In scientific lnvesti in high school now after being out for cific infection wth the thread worm, trlchinella spiralis, and results from Tuesday. gallons the measure of light is what several weeks with the measles. eating meat IInfected with thu living Bargains in all lines. Most every- we call ‘a foot candle’ and it Is no un Misses Small uud Ix uls were ab —»Wednesday, It behig (be oceasUm of thing vn saier- -Be tm hand H a t u rd a frf e omm o n- p r a e ti ee to d wtai g t h e H tnar- sent last week on account of sickness. encysted larvae of the parasite. The Sellers her fourth birthday; Jack Holmes, February 23, at Struusa’ Department Inatlon in a factory as high as 20 to Iva Curtis- and Isaliella Craven sub life history of the parasite occurs in Special three stages, the adblt, the embryo, * 1^oot candles. In the kitchen, how- stituted for Migs Lewis, in the grade Mary Cherry, George and Jean Math Store and the encysted larvae. The larvae ews, Marjory Camp and Margaret O. B. Kellogg and Guy Duvall were «“tenaRy to school. are usually Animl iu carnivorous and Herr. called to The Dalles Thursday on the .hu X. The Parkdale town team defeated a the Hood River Blue Diamonds last omnivorous Cnimals such as rats and . Mrs. Hattie Ba Huy was in The Mosier Imnk robtiery case. All three mice, d<*i, cats, hogs and man. So robbers nave been captured. properly Illuminated factory we be- Dalles Friday. A r . I lieve that there are many houaekeapera Tuesday, February 12, in the Parkdale far as infection in man Is concerned Clinton Armstrong came up from wbofle work iu the kitchen, the work- warehouse. It was a very fast game the only animal of practical import Semi-annual Clean up Sale starts I’ortland Tuesday. I shop of the nation, is made harder with a final score of 39 to 15 iu favor ance iu the, spread of the disease is Saturday, February 23. Strauss'. Mrs. A. £. Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. H. and more Inconvenient than necessary. of the local team. the hog. JUi le rat ft of importance be- No fooling, you can save money on "Right now we are trying to aVrive ___ ______ Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, II. Neilson and Mr. and Mrs. John dead ____ rata. Supt. Gibson gave a very interest cause ho/rv will consume When the encysted larvae enter the Shoes and Men’s goods at the big sale. Carroll went to Hood River Wednes- at some estimate on the number of ing address to tlie students nt the day evening to attend a Rebekah card people who have to wear glasses Parkdale high scticicil Tueaday of last digestive tract of an animal capable party. I through eye-strain cgused from lights week. Being up here on Lincoln’s of becoming the host of the worm, Wheeler Clark purchased a car last which are left, unknowingly, too dim birthday, Lincoln was the subject of the digestive juices dissolve the cap fl week and will drive hack and forth |or have a reflector which does not ills address. He also spoke of-the sule wall. The adult parasite devel spread out the light raya in the best offers made by tlie American Ixtglon ops from the larvae in two or three Io his work at The Dalles. Tlie members of the Ladles' Aid So possible way. We have found many and the Portland Telegram for papers days and goes through the procreation process mainly , in the small intestine. ciety of Mosier entertained their bus-» kitchen lamp« hanging low from a written by the high school students. Friday-Saturday, Feb. 22-23 bands at a leap year valentine party drop cord without a shade. Doctors The Parkdale high school basketball Thy males die, while the females pen ff at the high schisil auditorium Thurs-1 say „ that „ . such a light is > a constant teams were defeated at Odell by the etrate the intestinal- mucous -.mem day, February 14, with the following | Odell high schisil teams last Friday brane and lodge between the epithe program: Address of welcome, Mrs. and cheerful working conditions. night, ’liie scores were 20 to 9 iu the lium and connecting tissue. “We believe that the result of this boys’ game and 15 to 10 in the girls’ Tlie embryos are discharged fully F. A. Allington; solo. Miss Pratt; vio News—Topics—Fables investigation will bring to the house formed from the" female about eight Vera Kolstad on the Wurlitzer lin solo, Robert Scearce; "Come wives of America many happier hours game. They were good snappy games days after impregnation and pene Where My Love Lies Dreaming,” and although we did not come home Prices, 30c and 50c, with Bargain Mosier Male Quartet; “Silver Threads In their kitchens—the work-shops of witli the honor of winning, everyone trate the lymphatic and are tarried to their homes, the backbone of the na Matinee Friday, 10c and 35c. Among the Gold,” C. T. Bennett. The said he had a good time and enjoyed the mesenteric node and thoracic duct, then to the general capillaries they prizes for the guessing game were tion. Certainly the wives and mothers the refreshments servtid. of America should have as pleasant may wander into various regions, as awarded to Mr. Blain for the ladies, The Ladies' Aid Society met at the Sunday, Feb. 24 a place in which to work as the men and Robert Scearce for the men. Thel home of Mrs. H. L. Sommers Wednes the" lungs, lieart, brain, and serous in industry. ” Owen Moore and Alice Lake tables were decorated with red hearts day ofrlast week. Tliere was a large cavities. Tlie majority reach the vol and valentine place cards. Refresh . in attendance and all enjoyed themselves. untary muscles; those which survive become encapsulated larvae If the host ments were served and a most enjoy Several new members joined. U. P. Magazine Interesting does not succumb to the infection. able evening was spent. Tlie first baseball game of the sea The main symptoms and signs of the A number of. unusually interesting Mr. and Mrs. Fred Evans and sons. son was played last Friday afternoon disease are associated with the period article« will be found in the February Darrell and Arland. spent' Bunday , .. . - The funniest farce ever screened with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Green in The 7"*" Union Paeific magazine. lietween the Parkdale freshmen and of wandering and lodgement of the 10c and 35c T)aii__ I Henry B. Rankin, 87 years of age, tlie Mt. Hood grade school at Mt. embryo. , .. „ . . , , , „ , . Lnow liitfng J4n Springfield, Illinois, Hood. Due to rain tlie game wan Tlie mortality from trlchinhisis In I'idge Saturday] writes or his personal reexillections of called off at the end of the fifth imi the United States is alsuit half tliat Monday-Tuesday, Feb. 25-26 evening the following were initiated I Abraham Lincoln, who was a young ing with a score of 3 to 24 iu tile for typhoid fever. There Is a resem Thomas Meighan and Lila Lee into the Rebekah degree: Mr. and «ttorney at Petersburg when Rankin, favor of the Parkdale freshmen. blance to typhoid fever with edema of in Mrs. Jan><* GarriJl, Mr. and Mrs^ Guy IIIH a fM,y of jo, was a messenger in the It has iieen reported tliat ('apt. C. eyelids and face, and muscular pain Duvall and II. R. Bryant. Refresh-1 circuit court there. Mr. Rankin savs, C. Seeley, who has been a resident of and tenderness. ■ merits were served and a social even -It yi.t too ^rly to expect an ade- Parkdale for two years and who su- In a disease of this nature preven pnjoyed- As it was Mrs. E | quate biography of Lincoln. We rre ¡•ervised the building of Mount Hood tion is much better than cure, for it Lelliotts birthday, she was presenter yet ttK) near t0 blm ln Ume to get ,he !<oop road, in the county aa far as tlie is obvious that once the embryo are Stan Laurel Comedy—Scenic and Vera Kolstad on Wurlitzer with a lieautiful birthday cake andltrue perspective; to trace the oiiera- forest Isiundary, may lie transferred in the genera) circulation it is too i — - I tion of „the forces, internal and exter- ta Shaniko to have charge of a new late. Tli(‘ farmer vj-ho raises hogs Mat., 10c-35c. Evn’g, 30c-50c flowers. Thfrteen dnyx (count them) of real Inal, that contributed to hla develop- construction. Job there. should be educated regarding the dan ‘ bargains at the big sale. '' — compere him with the Starts «•-» Sat I ujcjj , or You are urged to get ymir lungs in ger of feeding the uiu-ooked offal or urday February 23. Don't you miss rest of earth’s Immortals. But some i-omlitlon to “root” for Parkdale at rats. Piggeries should lie as rat-proof r- Wed.-Thure., Feb. 27-28 it. Strauss’. day, after all have passed away who the liig basketball contest in the apple faa possible, so that pigs themselves F. Oakley, of Portland, spent the knew Lincoln, apd staging of peculiar house Friday evening. Three teams cannot l^ill and eat rodents. The public should tie taught not to lilt;. JJlt ll. •>»y* IMIJ I week end at the home of his uncle. personalities and events, lioth simple representing the M«'»», and girls i WoncterDog of the World in and tragic, that formed his environ of the community cHurcli '1 will meet oat uncooked or under cooked pork or E. M. Strauss. Geo. Chamberlain was a visitor In ment, some master historian will gath with similar groups from the Odell lsirk products. er the partial and contradictory rec church. The first game is scheduled The Dalles Friday. ords left by his contemporaries, purge 4 H I I I I 1 ■! I 1 | | | II I I I I | | | | | .| Oottlieb Schmid held evangelistic them of falsehood and caricature, and to start at 7.30. Come. and Comedy Freight service on the Mt. Hood pNS, FURS AND FEATHERS I meetings at the Christian church the from the material remaining will write Prices 10c and 35c first part of last week. Several new upon the unfading pages of history, railway is reduced to three trips a i 4 -m. 1 1 1 i n n 111 11 * > members were added to the church. the true character story of Abraham week. Mr. Schmid left Thursday for Mal Lincoln. To contribute in some meas 'C. J. Gordon shipped out another Tlie wood duck, unlike most other heur county to conduct evangelistic ure to this result has been my motive ear of potatoes Friday. ducks, usually builds Ills nest far services. You are again reminded that March in writing these pages. ” Thursday evening from his natural elemcii*', wilter. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Chown and fam- Charles E. Smith, an employee of 17tii will be a "green letter day” in Sometimes it may lx* a mile or more I fly were dinner guests at the home of the Associated Press at Colorado Upper Valley. Mr. Hutchinson's ster from the nearest waler course, Imt be Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Wilcox Thursday. Springs, Colorado, although blind, cop eopticon lecture on the "Land of St. lias solved the difficulty of transport Patrick ” and Irish music by Albert 1 Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Wilcox and chil ies approximately 46,000 words of ing the family from tlie nest to the Case, of Hood River, will lie the dren, Jean and RichartT*were in The news matter each night. He operates fwding grounds in a truly remnrknble the typewriter through the touch sys principal features on the program. Dalles Friday. way, says the Detroit News. tem and advises fellow operators to Are you coming to church next Sun No sooner are the eggs hatched Into Lee Evans and brother, Forrest, “ carry ” on even though they may ?ose day? If not, why not? The church ducklings, alsiut tlie size of bumble were in Hood River Saturday. their sight. school and forum will meet at 16.15. liees, than each parent bird takes n Palm Olive soap 6c. Where? Why, A description of Colorado's giant gas Worship with sermon by tlie pastor I at the Illg Sale, of course. Strauss'I well near Fort Collins, Colorado, is at 11.30, subject: “America’s Great little one in its bill, wriggles through the <i|M»nlng In the chestnut treo or Saturday, February 23. furnished by Agnes Wright Spring of est Problem” (second Installment). white oak wlileh harlsirs tlie nest, anil Tlie ladles’ Aid Society will be en Fort Collins. The well, which shot a Hvenlng service in the Mt. Hood witli a quick glance lest some enemy tertained by Mrs. O. E. Wilson and volume of gas estimated at 82;006,000 church at 7.15. You are most cordial may lurk near, flies swiftly overland IS COMING TO Mrs. R. L. Bryant at the home of the cubic feet, has now iieen capped. The ly invited to attend these services. to creek or water hole.- Here the tiny Phone 8411 latter February 27. Union Pacific Is preparing to build Owing to lack of room In the church burdens are dropped |k'-iitly into (lie Miss Rlghlein, teacher of the prl- an 18 mile extension to tap this field the men’s forum in the future will water. mary grades, was out of school with and agricultural communities. meet at the manse. Tliere was a flue Without previous swimming lessens the miiinim last week. attendance last Sunday. Col. W. 8. these newly hatched mites dart over Riverside Church to Make a Good Egg Bad and a Bud Notice of Sheriff’s Hale Dowd lend n most interesting discus the surface of tlie water for the cover Lee Evans was in Portland last Egg Good.” Evening Tftrvice at 7.15 Mr. Buddy will tie In Ills pulpit Sun sion on the subject. “ Is the World Week. Notice is hereby given, Tliat in com ’Growing Better?” The same subject of marsh grass or lily |ia<l, where they day morning at 11 o'clock. In tlie p. m. The evening service' will lie hide until the return of their pa rents Mrs. Hibbard was In Portland last pliance with an execution iu fore will lie dealt with next Sunday. M. with more of their brothers and sisters. evening he will preach at Hie commun combined witli tile missionary pro week. closure issued out of the Circuit Court O. gram of tlie Senior B. Y. P. IT., which Boe, leader. ity vesper service nt tlie Park grange will give a splendid ster<*optieon lec V. Brooks was in Hood River Tues of Hood River County, Oregon, on Elmer Lyle purchased a new Star hall, his subject Ising, "Tlie Story of February 18, 1924, In that certain suit The lake region of Skamania county day. ture on Japan. Be sure to lie in tlie roadster lust Saturday. may become a noted duck limiting re a Man and his Nephew.” A fellowship main auditorium at 7.15, when the Mrs. Duvall, of Spoknne, visited at wherein S. N. Lorts is plaintiff and luncheon for tlie .voting people will lie Tlie strawberry growers of the Up gion. The lakes annually are visited the home of her sons. Guy and Dean, F. E. .Denison, Eva Y. Denison, Nor held at 6.45 Thursday evening. Mr. stereopt icon lecture will begin. Senior last week. Friday she left for Port man D. Root mid Pernie Johnson are per Hood. River valley met (he repre by many flocks of wild fowl, but feed Buddy is giving a series of mission B. V. P. U. in the prayer meeting room defendants, in compliance with the sentative of tlie Libby, McNeil & Libby is scarce and they do not linger. The at 6.3». Intermediate B. Y. I’. I’, in land. of a decree made and entered canning company, of Tlie Dalles, at Skamania County Game Commimion study lectures on Japan. tlie prayer meeting room at 5 p. m. Cash will ninke a loud noise at the terms in said suit on February 16, 1924, for Mclsaac's hall February 14 to discuss ban just received from Wisconsin a Junior B. Y. P. IT.-in the main amli» Big Sale. Dig it up and make the judgment in favor of 8. N. Ixirts and the strawlierry prices for the coming shipment of wild rice seed, which will toriiim at 1 p. in. Prayer meeting The Baptist Church dollars do double duty, Strauss’. against F. E. Denison, Eva Y. Denison season. be planted in the lake area. It is pro Wednesday at 7.45 p. m. Ail are in C. A. llage went to Portland Friday. mid Norman D. Resit for $962.33, and Sunday school at 10 a. m. Good vited. Tliere is only one true God, posed by the commission to close some classes for all ages, LEGION NOTES Morning $75.0» attorney fees, and $25.8» costs Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Husbands, Mrs. of the lakes In order to establish a service tlie One who revealed Himself through at 11 a. m. Special music l>y a well tlie Bild»1; nil other gods are false Mnthlson nnd Ilnrry Wilson were in and disbursements, with interest at breeding preserve. Veterans of the World war who con trained choir micl good congregational 8% ,ier annum from February 18, Hood River Friday. gods and mental idols. singing. Subject of the sermon, “How Mrs. E. A. Race went to Moro last 1924, and which decree did further stitute tlie American la-glen of several C. It. Delepine, Pastor. A village girl eloped In a suit of her counties will meet in various sections foreclose a certain mortgage covering Wednesday to visit her parents. father's clothes. The next day the property hereinafter de- of Oregon next month when district “Dally News” came out with tills sen Born—To Mr. and Mrs. John Hus tlie real which said execution in fore conferences of Legion schools will lie key, February 13, a 7%-pound daugh ■erilied, closure is directed to me iis sheriff of held under direction of state officials sational headline: "Flees in Father's ter. „ this county, mid orders mid commands |”f the AmrrtHin'Legion, Seven dis Pants.”—Brookly Central. G. B. Kellogg wns In Mosier Thurs me to sell the said real property for trict conferences are planned, «-nlling SPECIALIST day. tlie purpose of satisfying said judg- on all of tlie 15 American Legion Posts CHURCHES of the state to meet. A representative Mrs Ira Huskey came up from Port-lment, costs and expenses, in Internal Medicine for the land Thursday to finish packing their I Therefore. In compliance therewith, of the veterans Bureau will attend all past twelve years household goods Mr. and Mrs. Hus-1 I wHI, on Saturday. March 22. 1924 conferences, according to Fred E. Kid Seventh Day Adventist Church key lire milking their home in Port-1 at 1» o’clock a. m. nt the north front dle, of Island Pity, Tx-gion state com Sabbath school Saturday 10 a. m. laud. I door of the County Court House in mander, who declared that the confer DOES NOT OPERATE Miss Riehlein went to The Dalles (the City of Hood River, llood River ences lire culled for the purpose of ex Preaching service 1115 a. m. Prayer County, Oregon, sell at public auction changing Ideas between posts, discus meeting, Wednesday 7.45 p. m. All Monday. are welcome. Work nt the Mosier Fruit Growers to the highest bidder for cash in hand sion of Ix-gion service, community Will lie in Portland oil Wednesday, for the purpose of satisfying the said work mid problems affecting the dis Thursday. Friday and Saturday, Feb Association was finished up Monday Judgment and accruing costs and ex abled anil iMist administration matters. St. Mary’s Catholic Church and Tuesday of last week. penses. tlie following descrllied real ruary 27, 2«, 29 and March 1, at First Mass, 8 a. m. and second Mnss Forrest Evans and Bert Osborn at property, to-wlt: Benson Hotel and in The Dalles Mon tended the basketball game at Park The American Ix'glon has an at 10.3» each Sunday morning. Even Tlie northeast quarter (NE',4) of ing devotions nt 7.30 o'clock tomorrow, day, March 3, at The Dalles Hotel. dale Tuesday evening. flic northeast quarter (NE’4) of Sec- nounced appointment of Geo. R. Wil Friday, evening and Sunday evening. Office Hours 10 a. m. to I p. m. Twenty-three, skldoo go the profits; | tion 22. Township 2 North.' Range 9 bur ns chairman of the child welfare Tel. 3132. Father Joe Smith, Pastor. 23. sklib.u goes the surplus stock: 23. East of tlie Willamette Meridian, con program for tlie department of Oregon. Brazier <’. Small, of Salem, was made Ft brnnry, Saturday, Strauss, Big Sale. taining 40 acres, more or less. N'o Charge for Consultation chairman of the aeronautics commit English Lutheran Church Cash, of course. Dated February 21, 1924. tee. Mr. Wilbur is past-commander of Thomas F. Johnson. Those attending the basketball game Regular at 11 a. m. Sun (lie state organization and Mr. Small day school services ____ were: Mr. and I Sheriff of Hood River County. Dr. Mel tenth in is a regular graduate in Hood River Frldav meets at 9.45. The ladies is adjutant of Salem Post, American in medicine and surgery uud is licensed Mrs. J. O. Boldin, Joe Higley. For George R. Wilbur, Esquire, of the church will give a dinner Fri _______ f21ml.3 Legion. by the state of Oregon, lie does ’not rest Evans, Hal Blanchard. Elmer Attorney for Plaintiff. day. February 22. at 6.30 p. m. in the ~ operate for chronic appendicitis, gall Minton. Arvilla Husbands, Mae Camp. luisement of the church. Fifteen posts of the American Ire stones, ulcers of s.otuacb. tonsils or Anabell Blaine, Nedra Evans, Luelln | NOTICE OF ANNUAL PRIMARY gion in Oregon have exceeded their • P. Hilgendorf, Pastor. a deltoids. Neilson. Helen Howard. Nets Canq». MEETING OF APPLE GROW 1923 membership standing. These are He has to ills credit wonderful re Emily Husbands, Miss Pratt, Miss Missionary Alliance ERS ASSOCIATION Bake, La Grande, Eugene, Salem, sults in diseases of tlie stomach, liver, Ferguson. Mr. Blanchard, Elmer Root. Regular services; Sunday school at Hood River, Oregon. Fell. 21, 1924. Roseburg. Astoria. Seaside, Imbler. bowels, blood, skin, nerves, heart, kid Clyde Root, Dena Proctor. Jack Proc Spriiigt|cl<l, Mantas, St. Helena, Mau 9.45 a. nu II. C. Lteitz, Supt. ; preach ney, iiladdet* xeil wetting, caturrh, tor, -Claude Blaine. Harold Beldin.. .To Our Members: • — pin, Prineville and Cottage ing service at 11 a. m. Young people's weak lungs, rheumatism, sciatica, leg Elin iwfsoin and Howard Root. Notice is hereby given that the An Grove. Molalla. Metnbi-ndilp throughout tile service 6.30 p. in.. R. C. Samuel, presi nit ers and re-tai ailments. George Wilson and Bud Y’onish at nual Primary of the Members of the state tip to January 31, over a corres dent. Evangelistic service 7.30 p. m. Below are the names of a few of his tended tlie automobile show In Port Apple Growers Association will I«1 ponding ¡leriod for the previous year Prayer meeting every Wednesday, 7.30 uinrl.v satisfied patients in Oregon: held in the Pythian Building (Pythian has land (lie first of the week. little more Gian doubled and the p. m. Everybody welcome. W. P. Cornel Johnson, Weston, Ore., ap Hall), in the City of Hood River, on largest post in the state shows an in Kirk, pastor, phone 3663. pendicitis. Saturday. March 8, 1924, at 1» o'clock Aug. Erickson, Lakeside, Ore.,kidney a. tn., for tlie purpose of nominating crease of more than 400 | xt cent over Grange to Celebrate July 4th trouble. eleven Directors to is1 voted iifMtn at the siime |>eriod for the previous year. First Church of Christ, Scientist A little, more than two years ago the following Annual Meeting of the State legion ollielals are confident that ■ Services in church building, Sunday, Mrs.-letia Lincoln, Canyon City. Or., tlie goal of 10.000 members for the de the ground was broken at Rockford Members, and to transact such other heart complaint. 11 it m. Sunday school the sama hour. J. A. Smith, Ontario, Ore., ulcers of corners for the erection of a commun business as shall properly come before partment will be reached this year. Thex-Teading room is maintained in ity hull. This was an ambitious un the Primary. the stomach. the Davidson building. Roorp 8 la Teona Ford, Washougal, Wash., dertaking for l’nrk grange. The hall Tills Primary is very important and open week days from 9 to 5, with proposed was to he 40x9» feet with every Menilier is urged to lie present. Flowers Are Blooming Everywhere attendant in charge from 3 to an adenoids. S. V’. II. Kellendoiik, Estacada, Ore., full concrete basement and hardwood Statements covering the past season's The February bluebells which Hood Wednesday evening service at 8 main floor. The complete building, to high blood pressure. liusliHWS and the affairs of the Asso River is exploiting for the amazement o'clock. Lesson subject, “Mind.” Mrs Ed Eberhardt, Scio, Ore., gall gether with the land, represents an ciation up to the present time will be of the rest of the state a're now investment of approximately $10.06». ■tones. matched by Weston's babyfaces. Mail made. Yours very truly. Asbury Methodist Church E. C. Nichols,-Lebanon, Ore., appen Tills is now about 9» per cent com APPLE GROWERS ASSOCIATION. Carrier Otto V. Purcell picked a num plete and the total indebtedness is dicitis ber of these pretty blossoms Monday Sunday, Rev. W. N. Byars, the pas By A. F. S. Steele, .———I Í21-28 Remember above date, that consulta about 12,500. on Dry creek and brought them to tor, will occupy his pulpit both morn General Manager. tion on this trip will be free nnd that To have n larger, better planned and town ns an earnest token that If ing and evening. At 11 a. m.. his his treatment is different. spring isn't really here the floral king theme will be. ‘They Have Taken more enjoyable 4th of July celebration Sprayers which hive iieen re-condi dom will lie badly fooled. Me also saw Away My Lord,” and at 7.3» p. m., Married women must be accompan- is the plan nt Park grange for 1924. led by their husbands. Come, visit our hall, and join in an tioned and put in good running order other varieties of wild flower in bloom. "Walking by Faith, Not by Sight.” Address: 211 Bradbury Bldg., Loa old fashioned celebration with all the] can i>e bought at Bennett Brothers for Tuesday Isdli Weston carriers plucked jjundsy schisil Is at 10 a. m., Epworth less than half the price of a new one. mO some buttercups.—Weston Leader. f 14 28 trimmings. league st 6.30 p. m. Angeles, California. The Mosier Girl Reserves of the Y. W. 0. A., entertained The Dalles Girt ^Reserves with ■ party at the high school auditorium Saturday afternoon. The girls were accompanied by two advisors. Miss Lebitran and Mias Dorothy Gibbons. Also Mrs. A. 8. Huberts Mias Prudence Patterson, Miss Jeannette Snipes; Miss Htelen Wilson and Rev. Ten Brook, of .The Dalles. The afternoon was plftsantly jpent playing games. The manual training room, which was prettily dec orated, was turned into h dining room, Where all enjoyed refreshments. i Miss Barlmra Allington was hostess to the following little guests last G. P. Morden ia seriously 111 in Port J SELLERS 6>5e RIALTO KITCHEN CABINET "Ruggles of Red Gap Kitchen Hours Again Reduced ANOTHER GREAT SELLERS IMPROVEMENT Modern Matrimony Now comes another great time saving invention. A feature that is revolutionary—that saves more time and more labor. ’ It is the latest creation of Sellers’ experts. It is called the “Homeward Bound” SELLERS KLEARFRONT Strongheart “Brawn of the North” Final Country Store 1 CLARENCE PARK GRANGE COMMUNITY HALL SOON Coming to Portland and The Dalles Dr. Mellenthin ¡ Come to our store: Let us show you the new KlearFront. Let us demonstrate how you can save more hours of kitchen work with this modern equipment. Prices no higher than other good cabinets. Come in and see. Furniture Department KELLY BROS. CO
